On May 3, 2007, at 11:38 AM, DarkBlue wrote:
>
> Hello
>
> installed the latest version and it works.
> As mentioned in the changelog this exception was raised:
>
> SecureResource now raises an AttributeError when no require attribute
> is present in the controller class or in the config file. Closes
> #1336.
> (Note: This might break some "broken" apps, fortunately a detailed
> exception is raised advising how to fix it).
>
> Here is the line where it was raised in the root controller:
>
> bs =
> SecureDataController
> (sql_class=fadata,list_widget=fa_status_form,list_template='fa.templat
> es.ports')
> bs.require = identiy.in_group("suser")
>
>
> above code worked before and my question is
> how should it be written now ?
Either declare "require" as a class attribute when subclassing:
class SecureDataController(SecureResources):
require = "foo"
or bind it at construction time
def __init__(self, require, ...):
self.require = require
Alberto
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